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Informations about the package var-dumper

Var-Dumper

A variables dumper to help with debugging , designed to be a better alternative to the standard var_dump function in PHP.

Features

Installation

Documentation

To start using Var-Dumper , all what you have to do , is to include the autoload.php file into your php script , then call one of the helpers functions.

The output of the prev example will be :

For each dump call , the dumper will automatically add the time , file name and the line number , so it became easier to debug in large projects , and log files.

Var-Dumper provides 4 helper functions that could be used anywhere in your project :

d(...$vars) and dump(...$vars) Functions

Those 2 functions are identical , they both can accept any numbers of variables and will serve the output based on your output type , either it's a CLI or Web.

And here is the output :

The naming is just for sake of compatibility , like in case you wanted to replace old dumper , that use , d or dump as their function name.

dd(...$vars) Function

The dd function which stands for "dump and die" , unlike the 2 prev functions , this function will terminate the execution once the dump is complete.

In case you dump for web (in browser) , the dumper will return "500 Server Error" HTTP status code.

dump_tp_file($filePath, ...$vars) Function

Dump to file accept one mandatory argument before you path you variables for the dump. And the argument is the full path to the dump file.

Now let's check dump.txt , we should have something like :

So far the dumper supports dumping to regular .txt and .json files. In case of a .json file , the dumper will automatically detect that from the extension.

In case of .txt files , the nes dump will be appended to the original content. First it will decode the old content , append the new json formatted content , then re-encode everything and save.

So assume we have a .json file called data.json with following content :

So now let's our prev example , but this time with that json file :

Now if we opened data.json , we will find that the content was appended :

The dump_e2bab7e is just and autogenerated unique hash identifier to prevent collision between dumps.

Examples

In the following examples we will see , different kind of use cases for the dumper and how the output will look like in each of the CLI / WEB / FILE / JSON outputs.

Basic data types

Output CLI / TXT FILE :

Output JSON :

Output WEB :

Basic Data Web Output

Text patterns

Output CLI / TXT FILE :

Output JSON :

Output WEB :

Text patterns Web Output

Objects

Output CLI / TXT FILE :

Output JSON :

Output WEB :

Objects Web Output

Objects and arrays can be folded/unfolded :

Objects Web Output

Anonymous class

Output CLI / TXT FILE :

Output JSON :

Output WEB :

Anonymous class Web Output

Arrays

Output CLI / TXT FILE :

Output JSON :

Output WEB :

Arrays Web Output

Resources

Output CLI / TXT FILE :

Output JSON :

Output WEB :

Resources Web Output

Closures

Output CLI / TXT FILE :

Output JSON :

Output WEB :

Closures Web Output

Long text

Output CLI / TXT FILE :

Output JSON :

Output WEB :

Long Text Folded Web Output

And as objects and arrays , long text could be folded/unfolded by click on the text :

Long Text Unfolded Web Output

License

(Var-Dumper) released under the terms of the MIT license.

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